You are considering an excellent career choice. By working in audiology, speech-language pathology, or the related sciences, you will help change lives and communities.
The demand for communication sciences and disorders (CSD) professionals is growing. In addition, there is an increasing need for a more culturally diverse workforce to better treat and relate to the changing population of people with communication disorders. Opportunities exist for students who have diverse backgrounds and are African American, Asian Indian, Asian Pacific Islander, Hispanic, and Native American.
If you are a high school student, an undergraduate trying to decide on a major, an undergraduate preparing for graduate school, or a professional considering a career change, consider checking out our A Rewarding Career for You. A Better Life for Others brochure series, which provides information about accredited programs, financial aid, and the future of the CSD professions. Also check out the Hearing and Speech Careers website, geared toward students who are historically underrepresented in CSD.
Why Pursue a CSD Career?
Audiology and speech-language pathology careers offer the opportunity to provide service and to help people communicate. Order your brochure, and discover these careers.
A Rewarding Career for You. A Better Life for Others. A Student Guide to Careers in: Audiology. Speech-Language Pathology. Speech, Language & Hearing Sciences 16-Page Booklet [Download PDF]
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Rewarding Work. Remarkable Opportunities. Explore Health Care Careers in CSD Brochure [Download PDF]
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A Rewarding Career for You. A Better Life for Others as a School-Based Speech-Language Pathologist Brochure [Download PDF]
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Amplify Your Impact with a Career as a College Professor in Communication Sciences and Disorders Brochure [Download PDF]
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Recruitment brochures targeted to underrepresented students who are African American, Asian Indian, Asian Pacific Islander, Hispanic, and Native American. Visit Representation Matters to learn why diversity is important in audiology and speech-language pathology careers. Please select one of the images below to view a PDF of the brochure.
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